Cyber & Emerging Risk
Cybersecurity is too often managed separately from enterprise risk. ERM Pilot brings cyber, AI governance, fraud, and third-party exposure into one enterprise view — so board-level risks are managed together, not in silos.
Cyber as Enterprise Risk
Connect cyber, AI, fraud, and emerging threats to the risks and controls they touch.
Cyber Risk in the ERM View
Bring cybersecurity into your enterprise risk discussions instead of managing it in a separate silo the board rarely sees.
AI Governance
Inventory AI use, assess model and vendor exposure, and give examiners a defensible view of how you govern AI risk.
Fraud Exposure
Connect fraud risk to the controls, incidents, and vendors that drive it for a unified picture of financial-crime exposure.
Third-Party Cyber Risk
Extend cyber oversight to your vendors and their dependencies, where much of your real exposure now lives.
Emerging Risk Horizon
Track emerging and horizon risks — from new threats to regulatory shifts — before they become today's incident.
Cyber Resilience
Link cyber scenarios to your continuity and recovery plans so a breach becomes a resilience event, not a crisis.
Built for Financial Institutions
AI governance and cyber resilience are now board-level priorities. ERM Pilot helps institutions of every size defend their posture to NCUA and FDIC/FFIEC examiners.
- FFIEC-AlignedFrame cyber risk in line with FFIEC and NCUA expectations for information security.
- Defensible AI GovernanceShow how AI is inventoried, assessed, and governed — a growing examiner focus.
- Breach-to-Continuity LinkTie cyber scenarios to recovery plans so resilience is demonstrable, not theoretical.
Bring cyber into the enterprise risk conversation
ERM Pilot unifies cyber, AI governance, fraud, and emerging risk with the rest of your program in one AI-native platform — built for financial institutions.